Love how the large red border really highlights the photos. The use of red really makes the layout come together...and that young man is quite handsome...so that helps too! lol
Neat work on the title plate. Like too all that glitter behind the photos. And the way you used the pops of red to enhance the photos was a great touch.
What a great story and what a handsome guy!!! This layout, with the packaging matting, the punched borders, the vines and title work, is simply wonderful!!!
Dan is looking mighty handsome in these pictures! Great job on the layout. I love how you always find ways to up-cycle packaging materials, very creative! Love the pop of red with your pretty bushes in the layout also. Well done dear friend!
Hahaha love the story it sounds like something that would happen to me and would end up on my blog Zsmisadventures.com. I love the layout and all the techniques used. It really helps me see all the different ways that things can be used.
This is gorgeous Elizabeth! And I can well see he should win the prize! ; ) I really like the 'tag' you created from packaging; it's beautiful and works great in the L/O Love that you added the photo of the bush, it's perfect~ as are the pops of red and green!
So the story behind the pictures and title...this is my youngest, Dan, who was heading to a good friend's wedding last year. When he got to the wedding, which was up north by Lake Chelan, he found out that it wasn't a real formal wedding, although the bride and groom were dressed for the occasion. Anyway, he had several people come up and tell him how nice he looked and that he was the best dressed guest there!! He got a kick out of that!
I really struggled with a design for this layout, as well as choosing papers. The green chipboard piece under the main picture was in my scraps bag and actually Prima packaging that came with some flowers.
On the black paper I just used my Tim Holtz distress collage brush, tapped it in the Prima Alchemy Fairy Wings paint and tapped it all around. The red splotches are Dylusions Postbox Red ink spray. I just unscrewed the sprayer and tapped the excess onto my craft sheet and then took my skinny paintbrush and dabbed it here and there.
I wasn't sure if I should use the picture of our rhodie bushes but decided to just go with it since you can see part of them in the pictures.
Metal pieces are from Amazon or Aliexpress.
Thank you Laura for the diecut that has the title on it. It started out white and I used Stampendous Aged Silver Embossing Enamel.
2019 stickers are Spare Parts from HL. The epoxy sticker is Heidi Grace, most likely from Joann's. I've had it for ages. Button from my stash.
Background paper is old Bo Bunny Block Party Picnic. Red paper is Paper Studio from HL. Bling letters are Triveni from our closed Craft Warehouse.
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